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Niranjani Annapurneshvari

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Chanted by the music ensemble in Gurudev Siddha Peeth

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Niranjani Annapurneshvari

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    When I heard this soothing and heart-touching chant, I felt the immense energy of meditation as it spread in supreme silence throughout my being.


    Gujarat, India

    I really love this chant! I’m so happy that we get to hear this recording and chant along with it. I love chanting Niranjani Annapurneshvari while cooking and sometimes while offering puja to my Guru. It was even more special for me to chant it on Mother’s Day, as Goddess Annapurna is the sweet, magnificent, and most powerful mother of all!


    Oakville, Canada

    As I was chanting Niranjani Annapurneshvari along with the recording on the Siddha Yoga path website, I experienced being fed by the divine Mother. I took a deep breath in and felt infused with her essence. I closed my eyes and saw Goddess Annapurna blessing me with her presence and filling me with her spirit. 


    Florida, United States

    This chant is like a heavenly caravan that I can join.


    Markt Schwaben, Germany

    As I have been singing this chant each evening during Navaratri, I have been experiencing waves of happiness spreading throughout my home. They seem exactly like the sweet waves of blessings and joy that I felt at Gurudev Siddha Peeth while chanting in Guru Chowk.
     
    It has been so powerful to sing along with this recording. I believe that it has enabled me to worship the Devi within myself in a most beautiful way. I am so thankful for this recording, which is such a good tool for my sadhana, and which bestows upon me the blessings of Guru Chowk.

    Udhna, India

    When I sing this beautiful hymn, I feel that I am truly honoring my own Self. I feel so happy and nourished by love that I don’t want to stop singing.

    Unterlangenegg, Switzerland

    How wonderful to worship the goddess of nourishment and abundance with these words! I love to give thanks for nourishment—our most basic need—physical and spiritual. When I chant Niranjani Annapurneshvari, I feel I am being lullabied while lying in an imaginary hammock swaying gently between palm trees on a peaceful beach—nourishment in the form of rest and relaxation.

    California, United States

    As I read this, I realize that Katyayani is present in my life in the form of my Guru, Gurumayi. I experience the goddess’s nourishment in Gurumayi’s abundant teachings. This prayer is a beautiful reminder of all that I continue to receive.

    New Jersey, United States

    I really love this chant. Each time I have the opportunity to chant these verses, I feel embraced by the power of the goddess and become aware of her omnipresence. When I close my eyes, I realize her existence in the ocean, the sky, the mountains, in the day and the night, in the entire universe, and in my Self.

    Berlin, Germany

    I was blessed by friends from India last month with a gift of a brass statue of Annapurna. I am thrilled to know that today is her day of celebration.
     
    This posting on the Siddha Yoga path website is a reminder to me that every day is the goddess’s day of celebration. It is also a great reminder to clean the pu​ja in my kitchen in her honor and to remember to say prayers for the food being offered and eaten.

    New Mexico, United States